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Nathan Hale High School – Daily Bulletin DAILY BULLETIN May 12, 2008 May’s Common
Principle: “We
strive to create personalized learning communities.” HAPPENINGS 5/12: Girls’
Lacrosse Playoffs @ Summit – 6pm 5/13: 90-minute late start (10am) Raider Reader deadline Junior Breakfast, Lake City Community Center – 9am Senate, TLR – 3:15pm Culminating Project Presentations – 5:45pm 5/14: Senior Class meeting, LR - Mentorship Patriot Forms due to Mr. Hopkins – 3pm Staff Meeting, LRC – 3:15 Track District Meet @ SW Athletic Complex – 3pm 5/15: Prom
tickets on sale, AC - lunchtime Softball Metro Playoff #1 (loser out) @ Marymoor –
12pm Bat Boy: The Musical, PAC – 7:30pm 5/16: Track District Meet @ SW Athletic Complex – 3pm Bat
Boy: The Musical, PAC – 7:30pm 5/17: Bat
Boy: The Musical, PAC – 2:30pm & 7:30pm CONGRATULATIONS
to the Nathan Hale Girl’s Track
Team for being the WIAA 2008 Academic State Champions. FRENCH
CLUB meets at lunch today in Rm.
125 GSA in Rm. 221 today at lunch JAPANESE
CLUB during lunch today in Rm. 128. PEACE CLUB
meets in P9 today at lunch. SENIORS: Ø Check for your culminating project location posted in the
main office window or the NH website. Ø IF you have any special tech needs contact Ms.
Campbell in the main office ASAP. Ø Check out
the Class of 2008 list in the main
office window. How do you want your
name to appear on the graduation program?
Ron or Ronald; Patty or Patricia?
This is your chance to let us know. Ø PE Waivers
and community service documentation
are due by Friday, 5/30. Ø Senior
Prom guest passes are available on
the main office counter. These must
be completed and returned by 3pm on Thursday, 5/29 STILL AS GOOD
as when you were a kid! Did you know that all Cracker Jacks sold could circle
69 times around the world? So make it longer and get your Cracker Jacks at
Raider Retail, your student store in Rm.122. Otis Spunkmeyer chocolate chip
cookies baked fresh everyday. ON FRIDAY,
5/16, the Class of 2010 is hosting a student/teacher Ultimate Frisbee game,
3:30-5:30 on Raider Field. Sign up in
front of the AC today-any level of experience is ok! Cost to attend: $3 w/ASB; $5 w/out ASB. VOCAL JAZZ AUDITIONS for students wanting to be part of an advanced
choir that is challenging travels and performs at festivals and NH
events. Auditions will be
5/26-6/4. You need to have one song
prepared accapella; a jazz song is preferred but any song within your
comfortable range is acceptable. Some
pitch recognition exercises and sing some scales, and your singing range will
be determined. Sign up in Rm. 131
today. Contact Mr. Nolet, 252.3748,
or danolet@ seattleschools.org if you
have any questions. A TWO-PART WORKSHOP led by independent college admissions counselor,
Judy Mackenzie, for class of 2009 students.
Part 1: Learn what colleges
are looking for; then write a draft.
Tuesday, 6/3, 6-8pm, or Thurdsay, 6/5, 3:30-5:30pm, in Rm. 102. Part 2: Bring your draft for discussion
and revision (dates in the fall to be determined). Pre-registration is required; forms available in the counseling
office. Call Lori Mina, 633.5147, or theminaboyz@yahoo.com if you have any
questions and/or are in need of financial assistance. Mark your calendar for College Night,
Wednesday, 5/28, 7-9pm, in the LRC. CAREER
CENTER NEWS – Cathy Hagood Ignite
field trippers to SCCC on Friday: get your signed permission
slips in to the attendance office today! Early Childhood Education Conference, Saturday, 5/17, 9:30am-2:30pm, Rainier Community
Center, 4600-38th Ave S.
Students interested in careers working with children can meet with
advisors from King County 2 and 4 year colleges. Free lunch and door prizes!
Volunteers also needed before, during and after the conference. Sing up and get more information at
1.866.308.3224. http://www.childcarenet.org/providers/scholarships/cece-conference. Summer Nursing Careers Camp, 7/14-18 at Children's Hospital. Current
sophomores-seniors can learn about nursing and related careers like pharmacy,
radiology and lab. Hands-on experience with taking blood
pressures, listening to heart/breath sounds and learning about other
equipment. Day camp is 8 hours/day. Free. Applications available in
Career Center; due 5/19. YES! Youth
Engaged in Service summer program for students 13-18 who live within Seattle
city limits and have a social security number. Complete 120 volunteer
hours and then get $150 stipend. 60 hours might
count for service. Applications available in Career Center and
Counseling Office; due May 16 http://www.seattle.gov/parks/teens/ STEPS
summer teen job readiness program for students 14-19 with a social
security number. Must be able to lift 30 pounds, stand/walk for
extended period of time and work in teams. Earn $599 at end of
program. Send letter of interest and resume to Seattle Parks by 5/28.
Get more information in Career Center, Counseling Office or at http://www.seattle gov/parks/teens/ COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES: Youth Volunteer Corps (YVC) will be meeting at the Lake City
Library on Mondays, 3:30-5:pm, starting today. The meetings will
provide you with much needed community service hours. We will be discussing
cool ways for youth to get involved in the area. Once we have ideas flowing
we will take action and start doing projects around Lake City, ranging from
mural art to plans for a skate park. Come get involved!! Contact: Julius
McMillion at julius-m@campfire-usa.org or 206.427.4393 Wedgwood Elementary is in need of volunteers help with
their annual Fiesta Carnival.
Activities include inflatables, cakewalk, dunk tank, batting cage, Wii
Guitar Hero Station, fishing game, lollipop tree and more! If you like being around kids this is for
you. Five hours available, Sunday, 6/8, 11am-4pm. Contact Sylvia Lago, sylvialago@comcast.net, or 526.5621. Seattle Canoe & Kayak:
For more
opportunities be sure to check out the Community Service notebook in the
counseling office. Remember: 60 hours
are required for graduation. SUMMER
TRAFFIC EDUCATION registration
materials are now available in the counseling office. Classes begin 6/23 and end 7/23. ALL registration is done through the US
Mail so get your form in now! SOLAR POWER FACT FOR THE DAY:
In one hour more sunlight falls on the earth than what is used by the
entire population in one year. LUNCH Monday: Beef
Ravioli; Tuesday: BBQ Chicken
Sluggers; Wednesday: Breaded Fish;
Thursday: Mozzarella Pizza Stix; Friday: Chicken Teriyaki Rice Bowl 90-minute Late Start Dates – 10am start time 5/13, 20, 27
District-wide 2-hour Early Dismissals – 1pm: 5/21 |